Was trying to browse the site friday morning (round 10am CST) and it was down (out of connections), when I did get in it was barely responsive. Wonder what they are running it on ?
We don't need another law for this, places that have this kind of personal information (e.g. banks, healthcare providers) already have to comply with some new fairly strict privacy and security laws (eg Sarbanes Oxley (SOXA) and HIPAA.
good golly folks, if you are really bored the FAQ section for these dolls is quite entertaining.
These things are more expensive than a fully loaded G5 (or equiv) !!
Hence the link to the table showing typical alcohol content of beers.It clearly shows what you are trying to say (again).
Also check out Silly beer laws for the types of stuff that some unknowing visitor may find if they end up wanting a beer in, say, Georgia.
I know there are good beers here (and defend it when I get visitors), that was what my pint[sic] was meant to be. (any other recommendations other that Trippel?)
Nah,
Been living here USA, for a while now, the run of the mill beer is pretty much the same.
There are some wierd laws about the maximum content of alcohol, that differ from state to state. Subsequently even brew pubs will not have a strong (i.e over 7%) ale.
quick google for some figures
here.
Oh, we (aussies) definitly drink MORE beer, at FASTER pace, perhaps that why some americans lose their heads (and they think we are AA candidates).
Rather than increase your electricity bill further, you could try a 370 emulator, I know there are commercial ones about, but a quick google revealed the one below.
As a audiophool myself, I asure you that there is already a expensive filter in place before the hi-fi. (some folks I know even have a dedicated outlet for the hi-fi).
whatever.
I always felt that one the advantages of *nix+X over that other OS was that the UI processes where not part of the kernel as a high priority, so that some UI glitch didn't lock the whole machine up.
Sure, by doing so, it makes the system feel more responsive (feel responsive=feel faster if you don't know better, this is why M$ did this I propose), but fairly problematic when one of them misbhaves (and you can't switch to a console to kill of a rogue application).
Or did I just miss the point ?
SB
XMI is the key to supporting the open standards, and arguably open source (i.e. argoUML supports XMI).
Recently Rational dropped XMI supprt in their new XDE product (ok, so unisys provided the support in rose, but rational provided it as a plugin), this was a move that made it difficult to justify using a very closed product, I need the IP held in a modelling tool to be able to be digested by other tools (of my choice, i.e. other companies).
IBM, you have done some XMI work in the past, carry it forward....
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Was trying to browse the site friday morning (round 10am CST) and it was down (out of connections), when I did get in it was barely responsive. Wonder what they are running it on ?
We don't need another law for this, places that have this kind of personal information (e.g. banks, healthcare providers) already have to comply with some new fairly strict privacy and security laws (eg Sarbanes Oxley (SOXA) and HIPAA.
Did anyone else notice this ?, whats up with the relationship between the powergrid logo and the hacker logo, conspiricy ?
good golly folks, if you are really bored the FAQ section for these dolls is quite entertaining.
These things are more expensive than a fully loaded G5 (or equiv) !!
Hence the link to the table showing typical alcohol content of beers.It clearly shows what you are trying to say (again).
Also check out Silly beer laws for the types of stuff that some unknowing visitor may find if they end up wanting a beer in, say, Georgia.
I know there are good beers here (and defend it when I get visitors), that was what my pint[sic] was meant to be. (any other recommendations other that Trippel?)
Nah, Been living here USA, for a while now, the run of the mill beer is pretty much the same.
There are some wierd laws about the maximum content of alcohol, that differ from state to state. Subsequently even brew pubs will not have a strong (i.e over 7%) ale.
quick google for some figures here.
Oh, we (aussies) definitly drink MORE beer, at FASTER pace, perhaps that why some americans lose their heads (and they think we are AA candidates).
Rather than increase your electricity bill further, you could try a 370 emulator, I know there are commercial ones about, but a quick google revealed the one below.
http://www.conmicro.cx/hercules/
Stu
- Varied choice of encoding (mp3, ogg, flac, etc)
- If you have both lossy and non-lossy compressed files (Ogg and say FLAC), some abiliy to pay for an upgrade of your music files.
- Ability to play purchased music collections from your server (i.e. so I don't necessarily have to manage a colection on a local device)
- A good recommended music function
If you have DRMAs a audiophool myself, I asure you that there is already a expensive filter in place before the hi-fi. (some folks I know even have a dedicated outlet for the hi-fi). whatever.
because I know I would be tempted to make calls from the shower, just to tell people it is waterproof.
I always felt that one the advantages of *nix+X over that other OS was that the UI processes where not part of the kernel as a high priority, so that some UI glitch didn't lock the whole machine up. Sure, by doing so, it makes the system feel more responsive (feel responsive=feel faster if you don't know better, this is why M$ did this I propose), but fairly problematic when one of them misbhaves (and you can't switch to a console to kill of a rogue application). Or did I just miss the point ? SB
hey, perhaps you could even get a techTV branded (knoppix 3.1 was branded for linuxtag), and send some out to lucky/curious viewers !
XMI is the key to supporting the open standards, and arguably open source (i.e. argoUML supports XMI).
....
:
g _s pec_catalog.htm
Recently Rational dropped XMI supprt in their new XDE product (ok, so unisys provided the support in rose, but rational provided it as a plugin), this was a move that made it difficult to justify using a very closed product, I need the IP held in a modelling tool to be able to be digested by other tools (of my choice, i.e. other companies).
IBM, you have done some XMI work in the past, carry it forward
for more info on XMI see
http://www.omg.org/technology/documents/modelin